Find Hotels with WiFi in Mount Storm, WV

"Nice clean & reasonably priced to stay. I will stay here again if I’m in the area"

"This comfortable small hotel offered a continental breakfast as well as hot soup for dinner. The soup was unexpected and very much appreciated. The staff was informative and helpful. "

"Clean rooms . Older place . But comfortable and scenic."

"Nice hotel. We were going on a one day train ride with Potomac Eagle railroad in Romney, which was about a half an hour away. There weren’t a lot of hotels to choose from and we were kind of hesitant, but it turned out great. Very friendly staff & the rooms were clean. Bed was comfy! They had coffee and snacks available at all times. Breakfast was good too. "

"Safe, quiet, clean, and adorable. "

"Great place and we brought our dog. The cabins were quiet, clean, and we had everything we needed. Front desk was very responsive. "

"It was a rustic cabin, it had power, microwave, a good size fridge. Easy to get to, could park right out front. Had use of our own port-a-potty. Walking distance to the creek. Kids loved playing it in. Dog friendly. Owner was very friendly. We happen to come during out of normal hot temps… but at night still very comfortable. WiFi is only at the main house and had bring being our own bedding, that was unclear on this site… but on the main website it’s much more clear. Thanks again! If I ever come back to the area I would stay again. "

"We were in the area for a ski trip which was a last minute addition, so accomodations were scarse. The Motel had rooms at a reasonable price. We had fairly low expectations. Everything was fine. A few things could be improved: 1. Need better curtains for the window that faces out front due to a very bright porch lamp. 2. Need a curtain for the bathroom window. We had to place a folder to block the view! 3. It was very hot in the room! Good for this winter weather if course, but was hard to sleep. There was no way to control the temperature. We opened the window for the second night and it made it less secure but more tolerable."